Titlebook: Where Do You Stand?; Intercultural Learni Yael Ohana,Hendrik Otten Book 2012 VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften | Springer Fachmedien Wiesb

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European Civil Society: An Open Societal Model for Young People in Europe?izen / . / .; civil society / . / .; participation / .; community / . / .; young people / . / . – have different conceptual histories and continue to be understood differently according to where they are used.

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‘Political Education’ Between Aspirations and Realities: Another Decade Bites the Dustded emergence of the rounded individual, importantly through self-education and personal development’. To British educationalist ears, it sounds bourgeois and elitist, though German educationalists are likely to object to any such interpretation.

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A School of Democracy? Civil Society and Youth Participation in the Multicultural Europecal, national or international, now boast platforms, forums or councils that give, or pretend to give, a voice to a multitude of civil society actors. And as if following this demand, numerous and varied forms of social self-organisation, some genuinely new, others more traditional but redressed, have come to populate the realm of civil society.

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On the Political Didactics of Intercultural Learning – A Planning Concept for International Youth Wodactics of Intercultural Learning – A Planning Concept for International Youth Work’. Otten begins with a general critique of the contemporary practice of political education conducted at the international level. Since the 2. World War, political education has, more often than not, been normatively-

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Acculturation of Young Foreigners in the Federal Republic of Germany: Problems and Conceptsies. In the preface to the book she wrote: “Our society’s condition also depends on how we solve problems of the coexistence of Germans and minorities. With this book, IKAB presents measures for the integration of young immigrants that I find encouraging in several respects. Integration is understoo

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‘25 Years Later’ or On the Sustainability of a Social Scientific Approach to Counsellingioner for Migration, Refugees and Integration, and Lieselotte Funke’s successor, said (among other things): “Integration is a vital question for our country (…) Demographic change cannot be stopped. But, we can shape it. To this end, it is even more important to understand diversity as an opportunit

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